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Will AI really make banking better for customers?

An opinion piece Dr Meilan Yan and by Professor David Llewellyn, of Loughborough Business School, written for the Conversation.
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Hay fever, antihistamines and the evidence on dementia risk

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UK Home Office to use AI age estimation on asylum seekers – how accurate is the technology?

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FIFA Men’s World Cup expansion risks making 2026 tournament “most polluting ever”, report warns

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Child drownings spike during heatwaves – and it’s a serious climate justice issue

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From endometriosis tech to alien-inspired tableware: Take a look inside Loughborough’s 2026 Degree Show

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We watched the first Enhanced Games live in Las Vegas – this is what we learned

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Police to review anti racism guidance after Henry Nowak murder – why they’re right to do so

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Spending time in nature could boost endurance by 7.5%, new research finds

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Retirement Living Standards update shows that the nation is not saving enough

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The harm does not end when the abuse stops – new study into women survivors of sports coaching abuse

Complete University Guide 2027: Loughborough enters second decade as a UK top 10 university

New AI-powered train monitoring system could help reduce overcrowding on UK railways

Modern wars can fail when leaders put themselves first, says international relations expert

Cooling mattress toppers an effective and low-energy way to improve sleep in hot bedrooms, study finds

“Children will seek water during heatwaves, so we need safer places, not just stronger warnings,” warns children's geographer.

New UK research aims to solve artificial turf waste challenge